How can I find 4 channel oscilloscope in multisim 11

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To utilize a 4-channel oscilloscope in Multisim 11.0, users must have the 'pro power' suite, as the 'base' and 'full' suites only support 2-channel oscilloscopes. There is no formal method to add a 4-channel oscilloscope to the lower-tier suites. For those needing immediate solutions, PSpice is recommended for its capability to display multiple waveforms. Alternatively, LTSpice IV is a free tool that can also accommodate numerous waveforms in simulations.

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Hi, how can I find 4 channel oscilloscope in multisim 11.0? or how can I add 4 channel oscilloscope to multisim?
 
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It depends on which suite you have installed. If you have the 'base' or 'full' suite, then your are limited to a 2 channel oscilloscope. For a 4 channel oscilloscope, you must have the 'pro power' suite. Check the following link from National Instruments to compare between the different Multisim suites:

http://www.ni.com/white-paper/5733/en

I would recommend using PSpice if you are in real hurry. You can display as many waveforms as you like in simulation.
 
Is there any options to have 4 channel oscilloscope?
 
No, there's no a formal way to have a 4 channel oscilloscope other than in the 'pro power' suite. If you can substitute Multisim, then use LTSpice IV. It's free and capable of displaying as many waveforms as you like. Get it from the link:

http://www.linear.com/designtools/software/#LTspice
 
thanks for replies :)
 

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